THE BEE; OMAHA, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1914.
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SWAPPERS' COLUMN.
GIBSON HARP-GUITAR & LEATHER
case, cost $156; Farland 'baajo and case,
cost MO; two Washburne and one Gibson
mandolins, all In tine condition. Will cell
cheap for cash. Address S. C. S19, Bee.
LARGE Oil SMALL. TKADES-160 A.
clear land. Nob., 32.4O0, for mdse. stock
or house; 320 A. land, South Dakota,
$1,200, Mtg. 3600, want mdso or city prop
erty; $30 lot, So. Omaha, tor auto; 3
good lots, county seat town, each 40x125.
price 330, want good piano or auto; W
acres land, eastern Neb., price 310,000.
Mtg. 13,200, trade for good general mdse.
stock; Rood hotel. 26 rms., price Jt.MX).
Mtg. I1.&00, exchange for mdse. or clear
land. Write D. Buck, 812 Omaha Nut'l
Dank.
AUTO, WORTH VQ0. TRADE FOR
good lot. B. C. 919.
WANT VACANT IDT AS FIRST PAY
ment for choice of soveral new cottages
and bungalows, balance like rent; also
can use &-passenger automobile, 1913 or
'14. Address S, C. 938, Bee.
A SHINGLE MANUFACTURING Busi
ness protected by patent and territorial
right for city property or farm land. Ad
dresa S. C. 1)3$, Beo.
2 GOOD USED PIANOS FOR SALE
cheap or will trade for diamonds. 8. C.
'J34. Bee.
OFFERED FOR RENT.
Apartment nnil Flats.
LIST vacant properties with
BUCKMACKJT.H. 407 State Bank.lP. Etgl
St. Clare Apart'm's
Just finished, latest Ideas, outside
porches, Interior decoration and finish of
the highest class; lawn, tennis court and
croquet grounds; walking distance from
the business district of the city. Call
Douglas 8505 or Harney 647.
Gordon Van Co3
W N. lltlv St Phone D. 334 or H. 5911
OGDEN ANNEX rooms, with Kltch
eneta. Council Bluffs.
WE RENT your nouses freo of charge.
NO COMMISSION REALTY COMPANY.
316-330 Paxton Bldg..
OMAHA.
Globe Van &Storage
Stores, moves, packs and ships: 3-horse
van and 2 men, 11.25 per hour; storage 32
per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone Douglas 433S and 37S5.
8-ROOM brick flat 1408 S. 8th; near
Brownell Hall. Doug. 2040.
6-ROOM mod. flat 125. H. 116 or H. 3246.
4-ROOM modern apartment 1112 S..llth,
MODERN apartments, near poetofflce;
steam heat; hot water; low summer
rent Why pay car fare. G. P, Stebblns.
DESIRABLE APARTMENT.
One choice 4-room apartment; see
Relchenberg Bros.. 927 City. Nat Bank
Bldg. Tel. Doug. 1946.
NEW brlcu. apartments, reaay to move
Into; completely furnished, dishes and
all; 1 rooms, 6 par week; 2 rooms, ii
per week. Call Doug. 8711 during office
hours.
5-R. modern flat (2.' 2.W S Hth. H 47U.
FIVE-R.. $12; 3-r., $3.; 2-r., $5. 1817 CaBS.
2208 HOWARD
floor, modern;
ST Five rooms,
hot water heat'
'first
THE VIRGINIA.
Choice 6-room apartment now vacant.
Cor. Park & Poppleton Avcs'. Harney 6497.
BEAUTIFUL 5-room apartment. West
Farnam dist. (sunroom).. Tel. Harney 45.
FOUR-ROOM flat $12 month.
Kemp, 2418 Leavenworth St
J.
D.
I.
8S7.
$20 Strictly first-class 4-room apartment,
brick, Hanscom Park district. H. 3S86,
7-ROOM modern brick flat
$33.. Douglas 440.
2614 Dodge.
CLOSE TO HIGH SCHOOL,
Eight rooms, brick flat, strictly
modern; reasonable rent. For keys
call Tyler 1516 or D. 8610,
1 s
Hoard ana kuuui. .
LARGE modern parlor, reas. I61SJ3.'J0th.J
LARGE front room. with alcove,; Private
' Dam. uooa poara. i-none iiarney vu&s.
famished Apartments.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment, two
rooms and kitchen In new Hamilton for
two. months or longer. P. 216. care Bee.
FINE Duplex apartment, screen porch,
eAst and south front, near Hanscom
park; will lease to. satisfactory parties till
uctoDer la. uaii at ikn ueorma avc.
ITnmlaucd Houses.
6-ROOM modern house; furnished.
Finkney Bt Tel. Web. 700L
1123
FURNISHED 7-room home, sleeping
porch. July and August, references.
Call Harney 5203.
FURNISHED house for summer, desir
able location. iiarney
HOUSES FURNISHED.
4-rm.. 28S0 Maple St.. mod. ex. furnace;
practically new.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN.
1EH Harney St Doug. 1606.
Furnished 6-r. modern. Call "Web. 1384.
Furnished Housckceplni; Rooms.
725 S. 18TH Housekeeping and sleeping
rooms; modern house. Tyier iuzx-w.
Furnished Rooms
624 NO. 19TH ST.. nicely furnished. $3
per ween, neieroncea required, u. ivm.
COTTAGE. Y. M. C. A. park. Doug. 4512.
DOWN-TOWN district, well furnished
' cool rooms. 524 S. 16th St Apt 12.
Nicely fur. room, private family. D. 8762.
2 ROOMS, en suite, $3.50. 2423 Dodge St
Housekeeping. Rooms.
A suite of rooms, strictly mod. Refer
ences. 1S02 Farnam. Apt. 7. Davidge blk.
Hotels and Apurcutcnta.
DODQE HOTEL Modern. Reasonable.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 16th and California,
wceiujr raits a anu up. uougioa iw.
Houses and tutingn,
FOE BENT
We hava a complete list of all houses.
anartnienta and flats that are for rent
This list can do seen tree or cnarge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co. 808 8. 16th St
MODERN 6-r. cottage, excellent condition
3722 N. an. net. ur. J. J. moore.
FINE 7-room house, all modern, 1 block
from cars; Dundee. Phone H. 2S58.
r-noOM modern cottage, newly papered
and decorated; large lot; nice place for
garden. 2S15 No. lath, wepater gm.
House and Cottages.
6-ROOM modern. 815 N1. 27th Ave. 7-room
tU.W ilricK, 130 a 35th St, ju north of
u arc am. owner, -u uiub.
Phone Douglas 2221
FOR RENT.
8-room. new, modern, 2512 S. 33d St, $35.
8-room, new, modern, 3103 Arbor St, $35.
8-room; modern. 212fi S. 3h St, $40.
il.rnnm hrick. modern. 428 N. 40th.. $53.
And many other houses m all parts of
the pMMISSION REALTY CO..
316-330 Paxton Blk., Omaha. Douglas 1940.
t ti ntiin Em. Co.. nlano & furnl
U . J. JXXLllJ ture moving D 6146. W.274J
2512 Chicago. 8r mod. Douglas 8145.
6-ROOMS, all modern, nearly new, cheap
to desirable tenant iiarney nit. -
For Rent
Brick House
Four bedrooms, bath and linen closet
on second floor.
.Vestibule, reception hall, living room.
dining room, kitchen, pantry and ice
room on first floor. Full cement base
ment with toilet, furnace heat, gas and
electric lights; nearly new and first Class
In every way. at 1511 S. 29th St, one block
from Hanscom Park, near Park school,
tna block from car line. Tel. Harney 150.
FREE RENTAL LIST.
Complete "for rent" list of houses.
sporonen-a and rials on rile at our office
no charge whatever. Union Outfitting
V B rent your houses free of cnarge.
.ib-.au raxion mac-,
OMAHA.
$30 STRICTLY modern 7-room house, S30.
356 N 41st St. Douglat 1474.
2SS4 BINNEV, St., all mod., 125; or for
sale on easy terms. BENNER, D. 7406-O
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses and CottaRc.
1I-ROOM modern houso with barn! hot
water heat KIR Harney St. Inquire T.
J. O'Brien. II. 10M. D. 1U8.
FIDELITY;
Storage and Van
Co. Goods stored,
moved, nacked.
srlpped, 16th and Jackson Sts. Doug. 1518.
VK rent your houses freo of charge.
NO COMMISSION REALTY CO.,
31fi-330 Pxton Bids
MAGGARD-crrs:
'- moves, stores
& ships-housthold goods A pianos. D. 1496.
HmiQpcj in all parts of. the city.
'"BtS Crelgh Sons-& Co.. Bso Bldg,
7-RQOM house, facing Hanscom park,
modern, 337.W. Phone Harney 1K5.
NEW 6-room brick flat, modern, 3319
Sherman Ave; rent 33ZS0. Call W. 2174.
517 N. 18TH ST.-6,room. Harney 6064.
FIVE nice- rooms with part basement, 312.
1901 Bo. 13th. TyIer,.20S6,
run itifi-Ti-
3320 Hamilton.
room house, all modern.
Phono Harney 6220.
5859 CALIFORNIA.
For rent, newly .finished, 8-room house,
new, oak lloors.an.il woodwork, new fur
nace, gas, electricity, porcelain bath. 1
block from 46th and Cuming car line,
near new cathedral. Inquire, 3S66 Hamil
ton or Tel. Harney 6530.
TWO cottages. 1517 Cumlngs.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
BY J. II. DUMONT & CO.
7 rooms, sleeping porch and sunroom,
new and very tleslrable, exceptionally
fine view, quiet neighborhood, W.
8-room modern house, furnace heat; In
West Farnam district, 340.
7 rooms, modem In every respect on
paved street and boulevard, $32.60.
8 rooms, all modern. Hanscom Park
district 130.
very desirable 5-room brick flat, close
to high school, 335.
This house has all modern conveniences
Including hard wood finish, tiled bath
room and sunroom. Rent free to July lit.
J. 11. DUMUNT &
1603 Farnam St Phone Douglas 690.
2S13 WOOLWORTH, 8 rooms, mod., 327.50.
ZT06 Farnam, s rooms, mod., too.
1903 Capital Ave., 11 rooms, mod., 350.
2219 California, 6 rooms, 312.60.
Rlngwalt, Brandels Theater Bldg.
STRICTLY modern 7-room house In Dun
dee, near car line. Inquire 4818 Dodgo.
SIX-ROOM modern house for private
family; in best condition. . i Jones.
Douglas 7068.
Stores mid Office.
1C07 DAVENPORT (11x20). Harney B054.
Offices in
The Bee Building
are acknowledged to be the
Best Located
and
Most Easily
Accessible
of any In the city.
A Few Available Now:
Cth floor, !$27.E0 and $28.00.
6th floor, $18.00 and $40.0Q.
- 4th floor, $25.00, $30,00 and $50.00.
3d floor, $40.00 and $60.00.
2d floor, $16.00, $30.00 and $40.00.
Only a Few Now.
Apply to Superintendent,
Room 105.
HANDSOME DOUBLE STORE The
equal or any in umaha. with all fix
tures. for groceries and meats: lnrirn
business haa been done. The paving of
18th St will add largely to this, making
inia very pesiraDie. 'i. J. HUUii, not N.
join au
RE Ail ESXAlJt
FAKTir A HANOII LANDS FOB SAI.B)
Arkansas.
1fcrt A TT Tr-TT -."l... I . m
. vv -. a.avax view iiiiiiivvou ia.iii. w uui-
tlvatlon; bat. timbered; $20 a. Sessions
Co., Wlnthrop, Ark.
FOR- SALE Sixty acres Washington
County, Arkansas, near Lincoln; all
level; no rock; 20 acres bearing apples; 27
acres piow; 3 acres pasture: 10 acres
timber; new 2-room house. A bargain.
r. w. onyaer, itouie a Lincoln. Ark.
Hnnnilii. t
FOR SALE In the eardofi sDot of Al
Dcria. mu acres lmDroven rarm: modfim
buildings, two miles from railroad, for
prlco'of raw land; easy terms. Address
owner, Wm. Story, 126 East 34th St., N.
Y. C.
FOR SALE Very choice 160-acre farm In
high state of cultivation. Well Im
proved. Finest location- on main traveled
road. An Ideal home. Price 2200 per acre.
HlUirs. Address. P. O. Box E77. Qlen.
wood, la.
Owner will take as part payment good
modern residence In Omaha or Council
240 ACRES
15 miles from Council muffs- nun mils
from small town: all tillable, and finest
kind of upland: has enough pasture for
all stock necessary for a place of this
Kind, -well Improved; new 7-room house,
barn, oprncrlb, etc. This Is not a worn
put place, but one of tho finest places
In thfs section of the state. Price, 2150
per acre; on terms.
a. bmith & CO.,
20 Pearl Street. Phone 329.
FINE 30-ACRB PLACE.
JUSt OUt of CitV limits. CniiniMt Til. iff.
and close to Lincoln hlehwav A 1 1 rui
garden and fruit, lam. One of the best
5-acro Vineyards In the county and some
umer iruii. very gooa 8-room house and
farm. Very attractive yard, shaded by
fine old elms. The vineyard alone will
mora than pay interest on eost of tho
place. The land could be cut Into aero
tracts ana sold at a good profit now, and
Is growing In value every year. If you
want a real good place, let us- show you
this. It is worth the price of 19,000.
105 Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
Minnesota.
MINNESOTA.
If you contemplota. buying land In Mln
nesoto, write us for list of dependable
firms. State what county you am n.
tereated In.
MINNESOTA FARM LANDS' ASSOCI
ATION (Incornorated).
717 Palace Bulldlmr. Mlnnesnnlls. Minn
THB OFFICIAL LAND MEN'S OROANI-
iiA-riUW Ulf .MINNESOTA.
TWO Improved farms In Red River val
ley, Marshall county, Minnesota, 200
acres In each farm. A comfortable set
or buildings on each farm. Located in
midst of well settled and Well farmed
neighborhood. Two miles from good
town on main line of railroad. Price.
127.50. 'Small cash payment Easy .terms
on balance. Address, Empire Farms Co.,
Thief River Falls. Minn.
TODD County ot creameries, com and
clover. For Information 'write Van Dyke
& Van Dyke. Long Prulrle. Minn.
STOCK arm, square section, Kanabec
county, hardwood Umber land, nothing
better for the money, at 114 per acre;
terms. Frank Shlmerda, 403 Palace Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
ailssoarl.
13 DOWN, (5 monthly, buys 40 acres,
grain, fruit, poultry land; near town,
southern Missouri, Price, 1225. Special
bargain. Box 425, Carthage, Mo.
FARMS for sale: 15 down. 15 monthlv.
buys 19 acres good" timber land near
town, lexas county, aio., price, 20a: per
fect title. J. R, Jarrell. Mt Vernon, TU.
Nebraska,
EIGHTY acres. $30 an acre, 130 down and
120 a month no Interest Fine farm
land. J. A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb
FOUND 320-acre homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm, land; not sand
nnis; cost you vjjv, nunc lees and alL J.
A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb,
FOn SALE Oil EXCHANGE R. E.
RESIDENCE. 7 rooms, city water In
house, good outbuildings; 24 acres, In
city limits. Address, P. O. Box 333,
Nurth Platte. Neb.
Pianos for other musical tnatru'u. D. 3017.
REAL ESTATK LOANS
tioo
to $10,000 made promptly, F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
w. arnam smitn at ca, ism t a mam
R,CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg
u 7 310-312 Brandels Theater ldg.
Co.,
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat
WANTED City loans. Peter Trust Co.
GARVIN BROS.kW'Vi fr
6 Atrm loans. Optional paymonu & an
nual int. Wm. McCormlck. 1201 Farnajn.
CITY and farm loans. 8, 6H, per cent
y. xi. juumont & Co.. K03 Farnam. Omaha.
SEE us first if you want a farm loan.
uniteu state Trust Co.. Omaha, Neb.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
ii. n uinncr, city wnt. UK. lildg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W.
It Thomas. 22i State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1010 Omaha Nat Douglas 1715.
HEAL ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
KERR Title Guarantee nnd Abstract Co.,
a moaern abstract ornce. jju ao. inn
St Phone Douglas 5487.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
fice in Nebraska. 200 Brandels Theater.
ACHKAflE FOR 5ALK.
ACRES
ACRES
ACRES
Country Club Acres. Dosltlvelv tho most
desirable aero property on the market to
day. Located on the Bellevuo boulevard,
short distance from car lino and in a
district that Is building rapidly with somo
beautiful homes. You can buy from 1
aero up and on very easy payments.
O 'Neil 's It. Jii. tVo Ins. Agency,
1505 Farnam Street,
Tel. Tyler 1024.
Auction Sale
Household Goods
2318 Harney St.. Tuesday, June 16th, at
10 a. ni, sharp.
Wo will sell to tho highest bidder all
tho furnlturo of a 32-room flat, coaslstlntr
ot dressers, commoacs, nrass ana verms
Martin beds, springs and mattresses,
thirty rugs, size 9x12: some carpets, rock
ing chairs, dining room chairs and tables,
buffets, lace curtains and window shades,
dishes and kitchen utensils, carpet sweep
ers, one high grade mahogany piano and
hundreds of otner useiui articles too nu
merous to mention. Terms cash. Good 8
must be .taken away on day of sale. Don't
fall to attend this solo.
Dowd Auction Co.
Auctioneers
REAIj estate
city property for sales.
Bargain,
On Ave. A, 12 minutes' ride from
Omaha. 5-room house, excellent repair,
$1,350. Easy terms, like rent Beo us
at once.
F. J. SCHNORR,
. 618 Broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
FOR SALE 7-rooms and' bath. Oak
finish. Combination fixtures. Full ce
ment . basement All strictly modern.
Beautiful lot, oT3 EVans street, near
Kountze park. Call and see It. A bar
gain. EASY PAYMENT
4-room cement stone cottage. 29th near
Fort St, $1,660; $300 cash.
5-room. 2Sth near Franklin St. $2,500;
$300 cash.
6-room on Elltstono Ave. near 24th,
$1,500; $400 cash.
6-room, niouern, i-jirn Ave. near How
ard; price $4,600, For Information phone
D. 3607.
TO BUY. SELL OR RENT. FIRST SEE
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1802 FARNAM BT.
IF. YOU want to Duy, sell or exchango
your property or business, go Where
that ktnd 'of business is done. Everybody
ELSE goes to the NO COUMIHBION
REALTY COMPANY. BECAUSE no.
body pays a commission.
NO COMMISSION REALTY COMPANY,
ait-w i-axion uiug., umo.ua, ou.
Phone D. 1940.
8-ROOM house for sale or rent; choce
location; West Farnam district lii N,
39th St Tel. Har. 2577.
FIELD CLUB BARGAIN,
New seven-room modern house. Fine
oak finish. Combination fixtures. Clothes
chute, large sleeping porch, floored at
tic, guaranteed furnace. Harney 5036.
True California
Best Omaha
Bungalow
Built for this climate; arranged for
comfort and convenience; It has only
to be seen to be appreciated. Its prac
tical qualities and its artistic features
are bound to appeal to you. The living
room, with Its beamed celling and fire
place, tho fine bedrooms opening Into a
great, generous screened-ln porch on the
east, mako you enthusiastic. Finish
throughout Is oak. Hot water heating
plant Lot has a great, wide frontage
of 88 feet on Florence boulevard. It ox
tends back hundreds of feet. Including
nearly two acres of ground. Good garage,
cement drive. It's the very best bungalo
In all Omaha, at any price, but owner
removing from city, says take $7,000. The
number is 025 Florence boulevard. Call
us up to show you through.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
In Beautiful Bemis
Park
For ten days. Owner left city, A
strictly modern 8-room house offered at
a great sacrifice. East front, paved
street fine shade, ono block from car.
Well built and a real bargain. Cost owner
$4,350, our price for 10 days, $3,350 terms
reasonable. If you want a great big snap
here Is your opportunity. House vacant.
Telephone Tyler 1505 and we will call for
you with car and tako you out to see
the property.
S. P. Bostwick &
Son Sole Agents
900 Beo Building.
SNAP, 6-room house; modern txcept
heat; comer lot; streets paved; terms.
Drawn For The Beo
The boat newspaper artlflta of the
country contribute their best
work for Bee readers.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Grain House's Financial Difficulty
Clouds Markets.
SPECULATION HAS BEEN HALTED
Report ot Ln Balle Trast Compnny'a
Failure Stops Traders Until They
Get Fnvorntiln Word from
Other Hanks.
OMAHA, Juna 1$. 19H.
Tho financial difficulties surrounding
the La. Sallo Street Trust and Savins
bank and the consequent failure of Sid
ney Long it Co. to meet their debts In
tho Hoard of Trade clearing house was
against the groin market. There was
a feeling of Mnrest and many were anx
ious to throw their grain Into the pit
and wait until tho financial cloud had
passed before making new commitments.
Tho fact that C. D. Munday, vice presi
dent of tho La Ballo Street bank, was
reported as tho controlling Interest in
tho grain house which was In financial
difficulties proved to be tho principal
fuctor favoring tho bears.
The open interest ot Sidney Long
Co. In tho market was not large, and
tho suspension of that concern was said
to have been because Of their inability
to meet the debit sheet in the Chicago
Board of Trade clearing house, their
money being tied up in tho La balle uank.
There was a partial halt In speculation
In the various markets following the an
nouncement of the financial difficulties
It,. k..l ..?. tl.n r.r1n hoUSB referred
w. .tin unun . ...... - , ..
to above. The announcement that the I
banks of Chicago on tho wnoio aru i
healthy condition steadied the markets a
little. The rains In Kansas over night
caused some buying of wheat during tho
early hours, as It was feared by shorts
that wet weather would causo a halt in
tho harvesting and that tne exii.iu
eclpta wold fall to put In an appearanco.
Thoro was n fair Dusincss in wu
purchase Df now wheat In tho southwest
v.,l.n nml H,U Was fullV OftSft by
tha sales to go abroad. Export bids, how
ever, were reported out oi jino ui
i.... ... imiiaivt claimed
VUlh . It . .1111 ovwwuu... -
thore was a fair business being done not
only In our own now and old wheats, but
In Canadian wheat as well.
The corn market was weak and lower
yesterday. Sentiment woa Doarisn, -which
waH the result of more favorablo Condi
tions In Argentine, The cash sales hero
were small. Lonsa In July corn at Liver
pool were free sellers In tho belief that
the receipts there during the next month
wilt bo on a larger scale than for somo
time.
Oats suffered losses In sympathy with
the weak spots In wheat and corn. Tho
market was actlvo and the best prices
of tho day wero reached early. On tho
hard spots thoro was liberal soiling by
longs and tho buying was led by shorts.
Rains over part of the oats belt comblnod
with tho weakness In other grains had a
depressing effect.
The provisions trade was confined to a
tew interests anu bueinoss was only mod
erate In consequenoe. Hogs were up 610c,
which induced eomo Investment buying.
xne selling was largely local and was
in part Influenced by tho weakness In
grain. Pickled meats reported aa fairly
active, but other descriptions as well as
lara were slow saica.
Cash wheat was VWJlo lowor.
Cash corn was unchanged to He lower.
Cash oats were UV4o lowor.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, 1W.O0O
Du.i corn, j.wu du.j oats, si.wo nu,
Liverpool close: Wheat. Hd lower;
corn, unchanged to Hd higher.
Primary wheat recelnts were 267.000 bu.
and shipments 627,000 bu., against receipts
ot W3,wo mi, and shipments of 063,000 bu.
last year.
Primary wheat receipts wero 7S3.000 bu.
and shipments 415.000 bu.. against receipts
of 1,371,000 bu. and shipments of 812,000
du. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 633.000 bu
and shipments 695.000 bu.. against receipts
of 1,083,000 bu. and shipments of 4,ttN
du. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn
Oats,
Chicago 35
Minneapolis 112
Duluth , 6$
Omaha IT
Kansas City 6
St. Louis 19
234
14
82
66
15
Winnipeg 161
These sales were reported: Wheat
No. 3 hard winter, 2 cars, 87c, No grade,
J car. 80c. Rye: No. 8, 1 car, 67c. Oats:
Standard, 2. cars, 3Sic, No. 3 white, 2
cars, 38Hc; 2 cars, 381ic No, 4 yrhltc, 1
car, 3Slio: 7 cars, 3Sc; 1 car, 37ic. No
grade, 2 ears, 37Mc, Corn: No. 2 white,
I car. 69c. No. 3 white, 2 cars. 69 Sic; 1
car, C9c. No. 2 yellow, 1 car, 6S!ie; 1 car,
C80; 11 cars, 67?c. No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 6S0;
II cars, 6714c. No 2 mixed, 1 car (near
wniw, wto; 1 cars, oic; 1 car, kc. No.
3 mixed, C cars, 66Hc: 1 car, 6614c. No. 4
E"
IDWARD SIOTT WOOIi-
liEY has written it 110-
uo dook wiucii every
business mnn fthould read.
It decrllos tlint wonderful
organization of 127 clubs
nnd 10,000 members, tho
Associated Advertising Clubs
of America, whoso emblem
is shown above. It tells how
these earnest and militant
clubs have fought with suc
cessful vigor against fraudu
lent and deceitful advertis
ing and unfair and unsonnd
business conditions. It also
tells of the plnns for the
Tenth Annual convention of
the A. A. O. of A., to bo held
in Toronto, Juno 21-35.
Write for o copy of tills
booklet, and information as
to the rates for accommoda
tions during Convention
week. Address
Convention Bureau
Associated
Advertising Clubs of America
Toronto, Canada
I
mlxtd, 1 car (sour), 64ie. No grade, 1
car. 6Sc. 1 . ar (heating), etc.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 hard.
SSflSSc, No. I hard, HQS7c; No. 4 hard,
l5Hc; No. 3 spring, 870c; No. 4
spring. M!Hc:; No. 2 durum, MHH7c;
No. 3 durum. S6VMJk Corn: No. 2 white.
Hie; No. 3 white. Uc: No. I
white, 6MlSHci, No. 2 yellow. 67K"j68y.e;
No. 3 yellow, 7M,St?So; No. 4 yollow, O0H4J
67c; No. t, WH7c; No. 3, fiOBMHc; No, 4.
CISTGOc; no grade. 60ftie. Oats; No. 2
while, 3P99Hc; standard, SSHWSSHc; No.
3 while, SHifiiaSHe; No. 4 white, S7i3Sytc
Barleys Malting: K&c; No. 1 fet-d, 44
Mc. Rye: No. 2, 67B67Hc; No. 3, WffCTo.
CHICAGO GRAIN ANU PROVISIONS
Features of tho Trndlnjr anil Closlnit
Prices on Hoard of Trndc.
CHICAQO. Juno 11. Too much rain In
Nebraska and tho snrlnc cron states
turned the wheat market today In favor
of the bulla. The outcome waa a firm
cloao at He lo HOHc net advance. Corn
flulshod Vic lower to ViJJ4c gain; oat
Ho off to He up, and provision the same
ns last night to Kc down.
Fear of a wat harvest In Kansas and
Oklahoma proved a further handicap to
the bear sldo pf tho wheat market. The
forecast was unsettled weather for both
states, a mot unwelcome prediction In
vinw nf thn snrrArl nf ctlttlnsr nnil Ihrnh.
lng and because of the necessity of escape
irom aaverao iniiuenco at present u tne
hopes or a big ylold are to bo fulfilled,
Unconfirmed rumors that Argentine ex
porters wero rebuylng shipments sold to
como to tha Unltod States lod to light
ness here In nearby deliveries of corn.
uains in Illinois ana otner pinccs that
have been suffering from drought made
the later options ease off. Oats paralleled
tha action of com, and seomcd almost
wholly dovold of Independence.
Prospect of larger receipts of hogs
next week gave provisions a downward
slant The outlook was for a supply that
wouia do ncany up 10 normal.
Futures closed as rouows:
Artlclel Opn. I High. Low. Close.Yes,y
Wheat
July.
Sept.
S3K
82
83H
83TI
82H
70H!
07?
I
84
82H
Corn
July.
Sent
70H'
7114
6SV4
40H
3SH
71
63
70
67
21 00
20 03
10 10
10 27H
11 40
11 42Vt
Oats
July.
Sept.
Pork
33M
3SVi
89l
39Tt
31
37H
July.
Sept.
21 06
20
1DS5
20 95
20 00
1010
10 25
20 02H
L.aru
July
Sept
10 27M
10 27H
11 40
11 45
10 25
Ribs
July.
11 40
11 45
H 37H'
H37H1
U 42h
Sept,
11 40
Chicago Cash Prices Wlioat: No. 2
red. sivwrssc: no. 2 hard, OlHsOJc; No. 2
nonnorn. wwuifjc; jno, 2 spring, JKVff6c.
Corn: No. 2. 72tJ72Hc: No. 2 yellow, 72Ko:
No. 3 yellow. 72H0724ic. Oats: No. 3
white. iOMdHOKo; standard. 41Via Rye:
irf0- ,"?.rJ0.y! nmothv:
fi.wiu-o.w. vituveri tiu.i)ui,w. Pork:
12.SC. Lard- 110.0514- Ribs: 114.O0i311.62H.
POTATOES Higher; rccelpta, 45 cars
red. 7076o: white, mo; Louisiana!
Texas and Oklahoma now, 11.00L10
EGOS Lower; receipts, 19,400 cases; at
Notes From Omaha's Busy Suburbs
llenson.
Leslie Keller la visiting relatives In
Rockport, Mo.
Miss Belma BJork Is visiting hr brother
at Shlckley, Neb,
Miss Clara Nordby Is spending the sum
mer at Kates Park.
James Horton left Sunday to spend the
sunfmer near Elk City.
Frank Berry nnd Itay Woodrum are
serving on the petit Jury. .
Mrs. B. F. Kistler and children are
visiting In nushvlUe, Mo,-
Mrs. Raymond Woodrum and children
are visiting at Blanchard, la.
A. P. Knnpp of Blk City vUlted nt tho
J. N. Horton homo Monday.
Miss Juno Drove will graduato from
Omaha High school next Friday.
Harry Boyors, C135 Main, has gone ta
'iNeugn, rvcu., lor the summer.
The Benson school district census Is be
ing taken by Secrotary H. 10, Bon.
Colonel C. L. Mather has returned from
Fort Robinson, and Crawford, Neb. ,
Mrs. Dentons of Chicago leaves today,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. 12. Oatr,
Fred Hoagland of West Rlggs, Is In
Norfolk on a six weeks' professional visit
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs.
Stoltenbcrg on' last Sunday at tho Omaha
hospital.
Mrs. C. H. Stephen went to Iowa City
Monday to attend university alumni as
sembly. Miss Margarethe and Otto LiUenstolpo
left Sunday for a short visit In Minneap
olis.
Miss Pleta Maunln returned Monday
from Stanberry, Mo., whore she. visited
relatives.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mervln. 5842 Bryan, left
Sunday for a three weeks' visit In New
York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Zlllman ot Los Angeles are
visitors at tho C. Ii Smith home, 2116 Six
tieth avenue
Mm. Josenh Shattuck and daughter and
Mies Mlnnlo Cllno aro visiting at Win
side, Neb.
Miss Anna Meyer ot 0015 McKlnley. Is
In Ashland, Neb,, nursing and, will go to
Anseimo later.
Mr. and Mrs. John Qleason and daugh
ter left Monday for a thrco weeks' visit at
Buffalo, N. Y. ,
Mrs. A. Strand of Dos Moines, la,,' la a
visitor at tho home of her sister, Mrs,
C. Q. Bloomquist
Mrs. F. K. Young of Evans street spent
tho last week at Young Men's ChrlsUnn
Association parx.
Tho wedding of Miss Marguret Young
of Benson, und Ed Wolf of Omaha, will
take place Juno 20.
Mrs. J. M". Bailey and children left
yesterday for Mount Ayr, la., to visit
through the summer.
Mrs, C. O. Robinson and baby are now
with Mr. Robinson at aus tity, neo.,
for permanent residence.
William Clarke and Miss Elisabeth
Robins were nuietly married on Tuesday
and aro touring the west.
Mr. and Mrs. 12. It Johnson of Fort
Smith, Ark., are visiting their son, Lucas,
at Fift.elRhth and Hopkins.
Mm 11. J. and Miss June Grove visited
Harold at tho high school cadet camp
at Missouri valley xnursaay.
St. Bernard's parochial school closed
Thursday with a picnic tor scnuiar, jwr
ents and friends at Krugs park.
Benson will hereafter levy a threo mill
tax to permit local cltliena to enjoy
Omaha publlo library privileges.
Misses June Grove and Mildred Tlttcl
mturned Sunday evening from a few
days' visit in Ashland and Lincoln.
Th nuhlln school library will be open
'to tho public oach Saturday from 2 to a
U V. , V ,. . -
Mm f. M. Consdon and son. Walter,
ore here from Denyr, while tho former
Is under treatment at tho Wise Memorial.
Mrs. Lawronce Ford and children re
turned to their homo in liomer, eu.,
after visiting her mother, Mrs. B. W.
Hall.
Mr A. A Newman went to Vermilion.
H. D., yesterday to visit relatives and will
go tnenco 10 mien uutf ., .o.v
her son.
Children's day will bo observed today at
the Methodist and Baptist churches. The
Presbyterian services were neia last
week.
Mrs. J. N. Horton and Misses Lillian and
Ada Btlger left Wednesday evening for
Lincoln to attend tne univoroity com
mencement Mr, and Mrs. Fodde and Miss Bessie
Bedell returned Thursday from Lincoln
accompanied by Miss Margaret Fcddo, a
graduate.
Rhlrlev Mason visited his Unole. Dr. B
A Mason, Monday, being en route to his
home In Newport. Neb., from Harvard,
where he is a senior.
Mr. and Mrs. Oconee Iredalo spent the
week end at Nebraska City. Miss Doro
thy Brandt of that cuy is their house
guest at present.
Mr and Mrs. Alonxo I-acey have re
turned from their wedding trip to Chi
cago and the lakes and have gone to their
future home In Lincoln.
Miss May Fry, daughter of Mr arid
Mrs. Jonas Fry, and William Whltmsr
mark, cases Included, lfrfflSo; ordinary
firsts, 17O17H0; firsts, HHQISVlc.
BUTTER Easier ; creamery, 20t7c.
CHEESE Higher; daisies, 14Vi144o:
twins, HQHHc; Americas, 1616Vc; long
horns, lHUSUc
POULTRY-Allvo, higher; fowls, 14V4c.
OMAHA OENKRAl, MARKBT.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb. cartons. 27ci No.
1, CO-lb. tubs, 27c.
CHlSKSK-lmported Swiss, 2Se; Ameri
can Swiss, 21c; block Swiss. 22o; twins,
ITc; daisies; 17 He; triplets, 1714c; Young
Americas, 19c; blue label brlok, 17 He, llm
burger, 2-lb., 18c; 1-lb., 20c; New York
wnue, isc
I.MUll t'l.tl. , fn . .... f..w. H-An.
Pies, 12c; Spanish mackersl, lec; shad roe.
ixjr pair, kjc, snimon, inc; imuuui, itc;
buffalo, 9Vic; channel catfish, 15c; pike,
13c; pickerel, 9e.
roui.TRY-lirollers. lOc; hens, uc;
ocks. SUc: ducks. Re: Berne. So: turkeys.
15c; pigeons, per dozen, V0a; ducks, full
feathered, Sc;, geese, full feathered. So;
squabs, No. 1 11,50; No. 2. (0C
lllil.t' IUT8-Klbs, no. l, iic; wo. I,
17c; No. 3, 16c, Loins. No. 1. 190; No. 2,
iino; ino. s, leiic. uiiucks, rso, i, nw.
No. t, Uc; No. S, 10V Rounds, No. 1,
HVci No. 2, 13Vc; No, 3, 13Hc. Platos.
No. 1, net No. 2, 8Wc; No. 3,
Tho following fruit and .vrKetablo nrhvis
arc quottd by the Olllnsky Fruit company;
tnuno -uranges; isxira iancy tjun
klst navels, 80s, $2.50 box; Kn, 100s, 12.73
box: 126s. 150s. 13.00 box: 176a. JOO.i. 21Ca
2t0s, 13.25 box; medium, sweet, 17s. 250s.
, s, uox; extra fancy Ulendora
Valcnrlas, DCs, His, 1Kb, 150s, 176s, 200s,
2lCs. 20s. 13J75 box. lemons: Extra fancy
Golden Bowl 00, 30s, 17,00 box; fancy
mivcr uoru, awa, K50 box; extra
fancy Sunklst Trail. 300s. 360s. 16.75 box.
Qrape fruit; Extra fancy, E4s, 14.50 box;
extra fancy, 46a, 14.00 box! extra fancy.
36s, 13.50 box; Indian River, 64a and 80s,
15.00 box. Apples. Hen Davis, 11.76 box.
vuutsTAULKH Rome grown spinach,
2Co per bu. : cabbaKO. new. Texas. 2a lb.!
cabbage, California. 20 lb.1 Texas yellow
ucrmuua onions, crate; crystal wax
12.25 crato; peppers. 50o basket, fancy
Florida tomatoes. 13.00 crate: choice toma
toes, 12.50 crute; cucumbers, hot house, 50c
io i.w aos.; new beets, carrots, turnips,
50o dor,; celery, 11.50 dor.: head lettuce,
50a to $1.50 doz.; leaf ltttuco, 40a dox.;
onions, homo grown, 15a dor.; radishes,
15c doz.: parsley. 50a doz.: garlic. Italian.
20c lb.: horse radish. 11.S5 case: shell pop
corn, 6e lb,; cabbage plants, 76o box; to
mato pianis, i60 uox; asparagus, noma
grown. Per dor., market nrlcn nbatlt 30c
dor.; new potatoes, 2He lb. t extra fancy
Colorado and Wyoming white stock, 11.15
bu.
HONEY-Now, Colorado, No. 1, 24-fraine.
n.iw case.
WATERMELONS iUo lb.
CANTALOUPES-Callfornlo. standards.
$5.50 crate; California, pony. 14.50 crate.
CALIFORNIA FRU1TS-Cherris. 1Z00
box; apricots, $2.00 crate; plums, $2 crato;
pnacnes, v-.w uox; req ana black cherries,
$200 box.
CAULIFLOWER Homo grown. $1.00
oasiieu
PINEAPI'LES-Cuban. 24s. 90s. 3Cs. 42s.
48s si ses, $2.50 crate; Florida, $125 rato.
NUTS Salted nennutii. 11. KO inBa. Mr, 1
California walnuts. lfUn In n,ran. nu
lb.; filberts, Wo lb.; almonds, 20o lb.; pop-.
lJIll, UV IU,
MISCELLANEOUS - Sugar walnut
unies, i. oox; nmcs, $1.75 basket; crack
were married Bunday at their own home
V. Tl.i. . Y St..... . .... ...
. iuuxjiuiiK, attenueu oy Miss
iOUIss KnhM ,ml Mr VVIII.., fl, ,.
restdo nt 1922 Flfty-olghth avenue. ,
West Ambler.
Virginia Clarey haa been 111 this week.
M. M. MOSS ltt htlllrtlnir n nnw
on his farm. Fifty-first and Spring
Mrs. M. A. Plttmin Vinrl nm ha. i-iiAat
for the weok-end her daughtor, Mrs.
AIlco Smith.
Mils Marie Carlson enmn homo from
western Nebraska Sunday nnd spont tho
worn wiiu ner parents nero.
Mrs. Marian Newland arrived Frldav
evening from- Kansas City to keep house
ur ner uroyicr, i, u. uoiurooK.
Louise, the little twin ilnllirhtnr nf Mr.
and Mrs. J. Carsten, has been ill this
weeK and unauia to attond school.
J. Ellsworth Carman hni nnrplinaml Mm
Olesen homo on Forty-eighth and, Plerco
streets and took possession last week.
Mrs. W. A, Wnllhor nnlnrtnlniwl hnr ala.
ter, Mrs. M. Freeman, nnd daughter, Miss
lists, from Carson, -lai, a few days this
week.
Mrs. MT. Davis nf nhnvnnnn. TVvn hn
llAAIl 111. 1,1 1 t nt v... 1 1 , v. . ' . nMti.
J. W. Davis, on South Forty-second
street, tins weeK.
Harrv Went celebrated his twntlth
birthday with a few of his young friends
at his home bn South Forty-third street
wcanoaaay evening,
, Mr. and Mrs. At. Hlnklo have sold their
homo at FlftV-thlrd nnd Plrcn streets
and taken the, Ambler homo In East Am-
uicr tor tne summer.
Tho trustees and official board exnect
to have Jennings Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church completed ready to ded
icate Sunday, June 21,
Tho 8oclal Center "will hold Its last
moetlng for the school yoar at Seal's
building, Friday evening, Juno 19, and
V(IU reorganize In September.
Miss Qurtho Long returned from her
week's visit at the Hhrador home In Mur
ray, Neb., bringing the twin daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Shrader, the Mlssos
Marie and Marga.
Olen and Dowev Webber went to Lin
coln Thursday to attend commencement
exercises of the State university and look
over the field with the expectation ot at
tending in tne near future.
Tho funeral ot Mrs. M. Peterren of
East Ambler waa conducted at Swan
sort's chapel Tuesday afternoon. Inter
ment at the Swedish cemetery. Bha
leaves a husband and five, children to
mourn her' loss,
Mrs. H. a. Claggett will entertain tho
West Bldo Woman's Christian Temper
ance union at her new home at Forty
eighth and Pine streets Thursday after
noon at 2130 o'clock. The officers of Jen
nings' Ladles' Aid society will meet with
the pastor. E. A. Smith, at tho same
place at 1;30 p, m.
Bcals school building was crowded to
the vory doors on Friday evening, June
12, to pay honor to the teachers and tho
class ot fifteen who graduated from the
eighth grade, seven girls and eight boys.
Miss Alma Jnn.en read the class history,
Floyd Randolph was the valedictorian.
The class then presented the' ancient play,
"Courtship ot Miles Standlsh" with Lcs.
ter Hayes aa Captain Standlsh. Albert
Jacobson. John Alden and Emily Barker
as rrucuia.
Italston.
Mrs. L. Howard entertained her Sunday
school class last Saturday.
Tho Methodist Episcopal church gave
an Ice cream social Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ham entertained a
number of friends at their home Tuesday
evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wood and family
will return to Ralston again after spend
ing the last jyear In South Omaha,
Miss Madge Taylor arrived Saturday
from Plalnvlew, Neb., for a visit with
her sister. Miss Margie, and her aunt
Mrs. R. T. Propst.
Dundee.
The Ladles' Bowling club met "Wednes
day at the Happy Hollow club.
Miss Ruth Slabaugh entertained a few
girl friends at luncheon Friday,
Mrs, J. H. Beaton and children have
returned after a month's visit In Chicago.
Mr, and Mrs. C. U. Slefken entertained
the Auction Bridge club Friday evening,
Miss Edith Hoopengarner. left the first
ot the week for her home In Central Cltyi
Mrs. Harry Montgomery and children
left Tuesday to spend the summer in
Maine. 1
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. George will enter
tain guests at the Country club' Wednes
day avonlng.
Mrs. W. B. T. Belt and daughter, Doro
thy, leave today to spend tho nummor at
Prior Lake, Minn.
Mrs. A. S. Williams and son. Jack, have
returned from a three months' visit In
the east and south.
John Chadwick returned the first of
the week from Cornell, whero he has
completed his Junior year.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Presby
terian church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. A. C. Crossman.
Mrs. Fred Mancort and daughter, Mary
erjAck, 13.00 case; checkers, 13.60 caa4:
craokerjack, half case, 11.75; checkers, half
case, $1,75.
'nrw yoric o reft nit Aii market
(luntntlnns of hi Day on Vnrlona
Commodities.
NRW YORK. June IS. FLO I'R Dull;
spring patents. $4.604.80; winter straights,
$4.284.; winter patenU, $4.4004.70; spring
clears, $4.00i4.16, extra No. I winter. $3.03
?8.M', extra No. 2 "winter, $3.4033.65.
WHEAT-Spot, Irregular; No. hard
winter, 90i c. I. f. New York; No. 2 red.
(few, 921c c. I. f. July shipment; No, 1
northern Duluth. $1.02H nd No. 1 north
ern Manitoba, $1,03 f. o. b. afloat July,
ClHc; September, 9IHo; December, J3c.
iiuph Easy; s,tate common to cnoico,
1913. 3303c; 1912, Hffl7c; Paclflo coast,
I'Jij, i.nuw; imz, nijiuc
CORN Spot market, weak; No. $ yeN
low. S214oc. 1. f.
OATS Spot market, dull; standard
white, 46'ifle; No. 3, 464614c;, fancy,
clipped, white, 41HiiW9Vic
HIDES Easy, Bogota, 2SV429c; Central
America. 2;e.
WliOI. Htoady: domestic fleoee. X
Ohio, ISo.
HAY Quiet: prime, $1.10: No. 1. 11.UV4:
No. 2, $1.03; No. 3, 95cO$1.00; shipping,
7Mf0c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock flrsU, JOci
seconds, 2,W29c.
1'ROVtSlONS-Pork, market steady;
moss. $22.2Mj22.73: family. :ri 00325.00: short
clear. $l.Eo21.00. Beef, steady; mess,
iii.wvig.bo; raiiuiy, jm.wu.mi. uut moats,
steady; Pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., $13,75
14.26; pickled hams, $14.00$ 14.50. Lard,
sicany; miuiiio xest, iio.iutrfia.x; reiinea,
quiet; continent $10.66: South American,
$11.16. compound, steady, $3.2608.60,
TALLOW Quiet; city, 6Hc
ulttish-i:reamery extras, aii(nc;
firsts. MiWf: pcnnC. 234T244a: Drocrsa
extras. 2lR2lHc; ladles, current make,
firsts, 1911194c.
cheese ftato whole milk, rresn spe
cials. lSUJiW.io; average fancy, 15c;
sldms, lUfTWic.
kqus-liTesh gathcrea extras, mc;
extra firsts. 23ST22HC! flrsU. J020Uo;
neurhy hennery whites, 25026c; gath
rd Avhltes, 23S25c; mixed colors, 19V40'
23c.
POULTRY IJve, weak! western cmck
rns. broilers, 30U35c; fowls, 16Ho; turkeys,
135T14ei dressed' poultry weak; western
chickens, frozen, 14H920c; fowls, 13019c;
turkeys, 25tf26c.
ICnnsns City Orntn cnO Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June 13. WHEAT No,
2 hard, 90303c; No, 3, 8991Hc; No. 2 red.
91C9lWo; July, 77Mc; September. 77Hc
(XnN-No. 2 mixed, 70mr70Hc; No. 3.
C9H4JVHci No. white. 73c; No. 2, 71VVQ1
72c; July, 70370Hc: September, etMftiV.io.
OATS-No. 2 white, 41N114c; No, 3
mixed. 39ft3DV4o.
BUTTER Creamory, 23c; firsts, 21c:
seconds, lfic; packing, 17c.
Eaas Current recetrits, lGc; firsts, IScj
seconds, 15c.
POULTRY-Hcns, 13o; broilers, 27c,
Liverpool Clrnin Market.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 11.-.WHEAT-NO. S
Manitoba. 7s 6Wd; No. 2, 7s 6d; July. 7
2Hd; October, 6s Ud; December. 7s Hd.
CORN-Amerlcan mixed, 6s 7Md; July,
6s 211 d.
Jane, of Wichita, Kan., aro the guests
of Mr. and Mrs, 8. R. Rush.
Mrs. J. J. Lampo and her mother, Mrs.
Henry, returned frdm a visit to oales
burg end other points In Illinois.
Mrs. Churies McMartln entertained at
a luncheon and konslngton Monday for
Mrs. A. I, McMartln of Messena, la.
MrS. T. J. Nolan rrrLVA n lllnhnn nf
the Field blub Wedneadav fnr Mm. F.
J. Dcspecher and Mrs. Elmer Porter.
In honor of hep blrthdnv. TttlcuhAth
Westerfleld entertained a number of her
nine gin rrienas Thursday afternoon.
Miss Enid Llndborg entertained the
graduates of tho Dundee school at a class
party at her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lewis Reed left Monday for New
York, whore she wll visit with relatives
a short time und then return to Paris.-
The members of Mrs. Holyoke's school,
which Include several Dundee children,
held a plcnlo at Elmwood park Wednes
day, Mrs. George Sumner entertained about
twenty children at Happy Hollow Friday
afternoon In honor of her little daughter,
Ruth. Sv
Mis'. George. Hodgland entertained at
luncheon last Saturday for her daughter,
Mm, David Stone. Covers, were laid for
twelve.
Dr. W. D. Howell of Buffalo, national
secretary of tho deaconess work, was tho
guest last week of Mr. and lire. I. S,
Lcavltt
Mrs. II. K. Morton spent a few days
last week with Mrs. W. B. Howard. The
Howards expect to return to Dundee In
the near future.
Mrs. D. A. Johnson gave a danclrwr
party last Saturday evening in honor ot
tho seventh birthday anniversary of thelir
daughter, Murgaret
i.MravYi u Nichols entertained at two
ll.rgo brldgo parties Tuesday. There wera
" BJ,LlnW'M. ,of Players In the afternoon
and nine tables In the evonlpg.
Mrs. T. L. Combs will be hostess at the
club to be held Wednesday of this weelc
at fceymour Lake Country club.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Jones entertained
Charles E. Cobbey, Mrs. Cobbey ant their
M 111 A ltnaiA .a .
w.i.iw,,,,. lunmcr jxmvo una -JUISS CZain.
Mrs. tiarah Rich and1 MUa Louisa Rich
arrived last Saturday from WlUlamsport.
Pa,, to apend the summer with Dr and
Mrs, Churlea O'Nell Ulch at 5103 Capitol
AVnuf(
Mr. fmrl Aft -Tstti Y.AiiHxt.f m .
Jg&yS w.0'? J 'a" ?"rday for.
They left the same evening for the PaV
clflo coast.
Talbott. and Mrs. Fred Blrnaral and
aaugnter. ituth. all of Brooklyn. Ia..
motored In and spent a few days last
week with Mrs. A. H, -Palmer and family.
The election held Thursday lh Dundee
resulted In a decided victory for the two
bond issues, one to enlarge the present
school building and the other to pay for
lots to be used as additional play
grounds.
Out-of-town guests who wero here foi
tlie Conp-Plntfell wedding were: Mrs.
5 P'.i lXt1da.C Ch!ce. lter ot Mrs.
Plndell. Mrs. J. a Oberstreet of Hannibal.
Mo and Mrs, W. C. Goodnow of Min
neapolis. Ti1 funeral of Mrs. G. E. Ferry, who
died Sunday afternoon after an Illness of
soveral months, was held from the family
residence, 6012 California street, Tuesday
afternoon, with Interment In Forest Lawn
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Maxwell returned
Monday from Springfield, Mo where
they attended a family reunion. They
were accompanied home by Miss Mary
Maxwell of Dakota City. Neb., who is
their guest at present.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Plndell entertained
at supper last Sunday evening for tho
members of the1 Copp-PJndell weddins
party and the out-of-town guests. Covers
wore laid for fifteen. Mr. and Mrs. 8. It.
Rush entertained the same party Monday
at dinner,
Tho wedding of Miss Elizabeth Plndell
oiid Reuben Rlxford Copp of New York
City, took place Tuesday evening at the
horn of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Plndell. Rev. John William
Jones, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal
church, officiating. Miss Marie Swanson
played tho Lohengrin wedding march on
the harp, and Miss Angelina Rush Was)
the bride's only atendant Mr. and Mrs.
Copp will reside most of the time In New
York City.
The commencement exercises ot the
Dundee school were held Monday even
ing nt the Dundee Presbyterian church.
Besides the usual graduating exercises,
the class, assisted by the members ot tho
seventh grade and led by the principal,
Mrs. Peterson gave some unusually fine
musical selections, which received en
thusiastic applause from the large audi
ence. Tho twenty-five boys and girls oC
the graduating class are; Misses Dors,
and Louise Wlese, Mary Leslie, Martha
Smalley, Ruth Nolan, Hulda Anderson,
Elols Green, Evelyn Bancroft, Antoi
nette Bruno, Edna Llnderholm, Marlon
Jones, Helen Borahelm. Verna Temple
ton, Enid Lindberg, Eleanor Slabaugh.
"hiuibu , t.vuuui u ,T.,.w, Claris
Dodds, Robert Wiley, Ernest Thor, Will
iam McCarthy, Louis Hansen, MeKc
.-ion, aiivu oni aitu wunsvuyuQV
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